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Louis Arnaud was sentenced last year to five years in prison in Iran .
He was accused of taking part in a protest sparked by the death of Masha Amini .
Three other French citizens are still being held.
France is not the only country with citizens imprisoned in Iran , with Britain , Germany and Sweden also having citizens in jails.
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